The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13
DEFIANT T70'BR]IE!,.Nll.5.. }]['][,I!,.ll I |.
8 ENTHUSIASTICALLY REoElvEp.
Two Hundred Police Escort Him to tho
Court Iouse-stonss Thrown Mt tho ON.
esrs- Mr.. Harcourt Dcnouuces Gov. 4,
/. crnmcnt In House Of Commons. n

DuHLiN, sept l2.-Mr. William O'Brien,
who was arrested at Kipgstown yesterday
was conveyed 10 Mitchclstow wn this morn.
Ing In Tho custody Of an officer. 4 He was IA
accompanied by Mr.. Timothy Harrington
and his counsel, Mr.. O,Brien emphatic.
ally denies that he boarded the eteamcr at
hings!own to avoid arrest, his object be.
Ing simply to use Mr.. Labouchcre, who
was abou! 10 leave for London.
MIR. O'Brlen was enthusiastically receiy.
ed by q large crowd on his arrival at
Limerick. In an address Mr.. O'Brien
ssid ho never went on a journey which
promised better for the cause Of Ireland
than heisnow making. The Government
might close hls lips but there was a spirit
left In Ireland today that all the bsyopeis
at their command could not silence. 81 n
The Mayor, members OF tho municipali.g =
~ kna many other prominent citizens
mot MIR. Brlen at the Cork depot. Two
hundred policeman and o strong force OF
military escorted Mr.. O'Brion to the
court House, wherc q formal charge was
made against him and be was relpanded
TO lGll. FIhe streets were crowded with Z
people. The Mayor complained To Msgis.
trate Gardiner Of tho presence of the milf.
tary and police, which lie said were not
needed and were calculated to irritste tho
populace. s2'4, @ 1tIlS N mi 3 '114
The streets through which Mr.. O'Brien%
was taken to the all wero lined with
troopa. Stones were thrown at the police
,mosa uaeu.uug III. y Dnen, and several oi thom
no. Teie woMheeu. me police then charged y
;n;,s;omu nn s;;oma, usahg theif baIona freely and
11.E1t 4HJattAAs lA Aahy u inc spectators. ~
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W. -: .,, :, 'eour.s S'..,1',a noia s.ana'
4, . LONDON oept la'-ln the House OF
Commons this afternoon. on motfon that
the HouaBe 20 into ccomm;ttae IN tho
,,ron,;,.,o, I,,,, O.. 1u,n. =, - -! s'Ao ~
% rot,rt Iibsrai ri'' ~. aa,,ai " 1lam elhon mar
asnsr., vS;a nn1;an eaieL M!entlon 70 tne
fl ff,al,nI n"na.I, pUmsy ~ tne .9overhment IN i
r;nhta ~ IIsy tho nsn. " .ne ,nVas!on o. the
snn ;na ~ - .I1 people, respecting the hold,
tbst ~ fJS fuons. Nv heSsiass. n;"tas ne aemanded +
~ ~" o ;notsne: uuono ~ lnlotmea oi tha nature
Tra,sn5 uss.ussohs ,.",sJ;a SiVen the poilce IN Z
are eHau a. sa,alhg !ne nne OF action they
o ;nos ~ %tsuv Ian ~ Isspecs 70 pnb!ic inset.
s1' thsee s,s n'1o ~neslet tue report ie true
W aII Maaa. ~ tssave.s ba!eT fesisned bis post
a. unIe, thn oselessfy loi Ireland, and what
Me;u sIe - ieasuns ~ n's res'Snaslon. He Z
ou va; 1;.h ine tilsh people possessed IN
rn,vu :, ,aat nnl n,.n the Engnsh the right to
Upa int;1.. anu uenoance tHe action OF the legs-
n1ara lSuve ptaacn .hat ol the 1oVernment and do
sa".e ;am 81 .nat asseInpts 70 prevent the hold
s 10 ~ suIu ~ niees.nss vlolated the common
namt ,am Ina ha.a, .de coasti!uton ana were hsg-
taI r.;no;oioa 9reaoit aa ueal o. me ihncanen-
taI Iphtlnc.pies sa, o. Dotn anu wholly locom-
nsrto snt Htsa .a .ne eSls[ence OF lree govern
ent toeu ;ora VI .ng tisn,s ol lfee people. some
.o,y a loutnIala lIl haa suggested that machine !,
Suns Sooa,o ougns ~ 70 Do Used against tho Irish
peNpse! NJ o,o. - !. =, !. Y
noa;t;aa iii; nsoouchefe ~ u sac no had been IN
s1,stnun tton - see 81 snat occurred at Mitch
'e'umn the upnn,a Gssingent ofdera were given to
tn1 hpsop1e py Inc leaders TO avoid dis
sn,ts sne presence o. the government re-